, 1887-07-09
TOW TALK
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

Throughout the City.
There will be a ball game south of the
track tomorrow afternoon.
The soldiers stationed at Fort Russell
received their pay yesterday.
Ice cream soda served with only pure
fruit juices at Rhodes & TrOxelrs.
A lawn tennis court has been established
on Ferguson street, opposite the park,
Another ditch case occupied the atten-
ton Of Judge Maginnis for several hours
yesterday.
The remains of the Cowhick & Whit
comb stock is being removed to the Della
ware block.
P. H. Waterman, fine Mackinaw straw
hats at 81 to 81. so. Reduced 25 per cent
for one week only.
The members of the Cheyenne Gun
club will participate in a shoot at the fair
grounds this afternoon.
The highest temperature yesterday was
79o, the lowest $40. At Salt Lake the
highest was SO, at Omaha $50.
The motions for a new trial in the cases
of Ketchum, Germs and Tumble will be
argued in the district court to-day.
Old John Robinson's three ring circus
and mammoth menagerie will be among
the other attractions about the city to-day.
A gentleman just in from Silver Crown
says the stamp mill at that camp will
commence operations for the season next
week.
The ice cream soda at Rhodes & Trox-
ellis is so thick that you can eat it with a
spoon. 1t is a delicious hot weather bev-
erage.
Kelly, the wreck, Crazy Williams, the
sheep herder, and the limbless beggar are
u star trio now occupying apartments at
the city Jail.
Ice cream soda forms a most delicious
summer drink. 1t is served with
the pure fruit havors at Rhodes & Trox-
ellis drug store.
Jno. Eames is erecting a fine brick
residence on the corner of Eighteenth
street and Warren avenue. Chas. Good
sell is doing the work.
A bullet aimed at a st. Louis young
lady lodged in her newspaper hustle, and
she was uninjured. And yet some per-
sons argue that the power of the press is
waning.
The Wizard Oil concerts are voted a
grand success, and draw large audiences
nightly. but the way the crowd scatters
when the salesman talks business be.
tween acts is a caution.
A Union Pacific official remarked yes
terday that both freight and passenger
traffic were booming, and that there was
a much greater volume of travel at pres
ent han at the same time last year.
The prosecution in the case of Capt.
Green, on trial by court martial for alleged
duplication of pay checks, was closed yes
terday. The defense will be presented by
Attorney o. Shannon this forenoon.
A 5 year-old son of +. l.. Brisbane, who
lives on East Seventeenth street, was
quite badly injured by being run over by
a passing wagon. 1t was a clear case of
carelessness on the part of the driver.
Josh Patterson and Chas. Smith, the
colored men arrested on the charge of
cutting Mike and Ben Council were re-
leased from custody yesterday, it appear
ing that the evidence did not warrant
their detention or prosecution.
Mat Taylor, a Missouri stockmau well
known in this section, arrived last evening
enroute for Idaho with two carloads of
line Galloway, Holstein and Shorthorn
bulls. Thev were in the Burton cattle
cars, and are fed and watered while in
transit.
Carbon's ball club again defeated the
Rawlins nine on the Fourth, winning a
$50 purse. Newspapers readers in the
latter city and Cheyenne now turn the
papers upside down when reading base
ball news, This places their respective
clubs at the head of the list.
In a habeas corpus examination before
Judge Maginnis yesterday, Wallace, the
alleged purloiner OF Mrs. Beck's watch,
was discharged. The handsome prose
cutor was confined in Jail a few hours, it
being thought that she would be held for
perjury. As no charge was preferred she
was allowed to depart, and smilingly
tTTipped down street with the watch and
chain in her hand.
To .~Carpenters..f Contractors and
Builders.
L have this day moved my yard and